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Redbook Poster MCP Server

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Basic information

About Redbook Poster MCP Server

A Xiaohongshu Content Publishing MCP Server that uses Selenium WebDriver for browser automation, supporting the publishing of both text-and-image notes and video notes.

Redbook Poster MCP Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "redbook-poster": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": [
        ".../redbook-publish-mcp/index.js"
      ],
      "env": {
        "phone": "your phone number",
        "jsonPath": "your local file path to store token and cookies",
        "verificationCode": "your verification code"
      }
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Redbook Poster?

Redbook Poster is an MCP server for publishing content to Xiaohongshu (小红书). It uses Selenium WebDriver for browser automation and supports posting both image-text notes and video notes.

How to use Redbook Poster?

Configure the server in your MCP settings with environment variables for your phone number, a local file path to store tokens and cookies, and a verification code. Run npm run start to launch a browser; on first use, enter the verification code to log in. The server saves cookies and tokens for subsequent runs.

Key features of Redbook Poster

  • Publish image-text notes (supported tool: create_note)
  • Publish video notes (supported tool: create_video_note)
  • Browser automation via Selenium WebDriver
  • Persistent cookie and token storage for repeat logins

Use cases of Redbook Poster

  • Automating the posting of image-text articles to Xiaohongshu
  • Automating the posting of video content to Xiaohongshu
  • Scheduled or bulk content publishing without manual login each time

Frequently asked questions

1

How does the initial login work?

On first use, the server opens a browser. You must enter the verification code sent to your phone (supplied via the `verificationCode` environment variable) to complete authentication.

2

Where are cookies and tokens stored?

They are saved in the directory specified by the `jsonPath` environment variable. Subsequent logins reuse these saved credentials.

3

What types of notes can be published?

The server supports image-text notes (via `create_note`) and video notes (via `create_video_note`).

4

What environment variables are required?

The `phone`, `jsonPath`, and `verificationCode` environment variables must be set in the MCP server configuration.

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